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A Scratched Hint of Ancient Ties Stirs National Furies in Europe Czech archaeologists say marks found on a cattle bone are sixth-century Germanic runes, in a Slavic settlement. The find has provoked an academic and nationalist brawl. An archaeological excavation in the Czech Republic at Lany, near the border with Austria, a few yards from where a bone scratched with Germanic runes was found. Credit...Akos Stiller for The New York Times May 16, 2021, 10:40 a.m. ET LANY, Czech Republic — In a ...

SOFIA, May 15 (Xinhua) -- Bulgarian national qualification contest of the 14th Chinese Bridge, a Chinese language proficiency competition for foreign middle sch

Bulgaria could take advantage of financing available under the EU Green Deal to solve the most pressing challenge the country is currently faced with – the demographic crisis. But is it really that simple? EURACTIV Bulgaria discussed the issue with leading economist Krassen Stanchev. Bulgaria faces numerous economic challenges, but many of them can be traced back to the country’s demography. Declining population growth, high mortality rate, an ageing population, and the constant emigratio...

Bulgaria could take advantage of financing available under the EU Green Deal to solve the most pressing challenge the country is currently faced with – the demographic crisis. But is it really that simple? EURACTIV Bulgaria discussed the issue with leading economist Krassen Stanchev. Bulgaria faces numerous economic challenges, but many of them can be traced back to the country’s demography. Declining population growth, high mortality rate, an ageing population, and the constant emigration ...

Languages Biography Mariya Trifonova is visiting fellow in ECFR’s Sofia office, focussing on the national business case of European climate and energy policies. Trifonova is a PhD candidate and an assistant professor at the Department of Industrial Economics and Management of Sofia University where she teaches environmental economics, sustainable governance of energy systems, and economic aspects of renewable energy technologies and biofuels.  Previously, Trifonova was program director of th...

София. Денят на храбростта - 6 май, започва да се чества в Българската армия още с нейното създаване. На 1 януари 1880 г. с Указ № 1 княз Александър I учредява първото българско отличие ¬ ордена “За храброст”. Той е предназначен само за отличили се по време на война българи, проя�...

President Rumen Radev has already started to constitute the caretaker government, which has emerged as inevitable. Surely the prime minister in it will be Gen. Stefan Yanev. Harvard alumni Assen Vassilev is the second well known person in the future government, Maritsa daily reports. Vassilev was already minister of economy, energy and tourism in the caretaker government of Marin Raykov in 2013.He was also part of the team that prepared the proposals of President Rumen Radev for projects to...

Anastasia Wasko 1 POSTS 3 COMMENTS Anastasia Wasko is an artist, writer, and energy worker from (but not limited to) the New York/New Jersey area. She currently lives in New Orleans, Louisiana. With a BA in Transpersonal Psychology from Sofia University, her creative output is largely informed by psychosynthesis, depth psychology, clinical parapsychology, evolutionary psychology, and Tarot studies.

Dear Senator Peters: President Biden’s announcement this past month to withdraw all U.S. forces from Afghanistan under a “delayed” Doha Agreement is welcomed news for Afghans and Americans alike. ANPC welcomes the departure of US/NATO occupying foreign troops from Afghanistan. With the removal of U. S. Troops, the U.S. and other foreigners must remove themselves from Afghanistan’s internal affairs. The Intra-Afghan gatherings and reunification processes are internal matters that should ...

April 14, 20215:25 PM UTC WorldBulgarias Borissov to stand down as PM in govt his party hopes to form Reuters 3 minutes read Bulgarias Prime Minister Boyko Borissov attends a news conference in Vienna, Austria March 16, 2021. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger/ Long-serving Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Wednesday he will not lead the government his GERB party tries to form after the April 4 election, proposing a pro-European former foreign minister to replace him. His centre-right party...